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BATTERY TEST INVENTORY

I. Azima Battery Test:
 finger paints (Y, R, G, Blu, Brn, Blk)
 2 pcs white cartolina, 16” x 22”
 2 pcs slightly sharpened pencil # 2 with eraser  1 ball of clay
 1 clear plastic container for the clay
 1 clear plastic container for water
 sponge
 lots of paper towel
 oslo paper
 1 clear plastic cover 16” x 22”

TASKS: spontaneous drawing figure drawing finger painting clay task

II. Goodman Battery Test:
 2 pcs cartolina, 12” x 18” (white)
 1 ball of clay
 plaster bat
 clay tools
 2 pcs. pencil #2 slightly sharpened with eraser  1 clear plastic container for water
 Sponge
 white glue
 small container for white glue
 tongue depressor
 lots of paper towels
 mosaic tiles, 5/16”, choice of ten colors
 mosaic tiles, 3/8”, choice of ten colors
tile model (refer to p 101 of textbook)
 2 pcs blank masonite base, 2 1/4 “x 2 ¾”x ¼”

TASKS: mosaic tile spontaneous drawing figure drawing clay task

III. Shoemyen Battery Test:
 2 pcs. of 6 x 6” masonite board
 mosaic tiles, 7/8”, choice of ten colors
 finger paints (red, blue, yellow)
 3 tongue depressor
 2 pcs. cartolina, 16” x 22” (white)
 sponge
 1 clear plastic container for water
 1 block 4” x 4” cube
 clay tools or skiving knife
 1 slab ¼ size of illustration board
 1 ball of clay
 1 pc. of #2 pencil slightly sharpened

TASKS: mosaic tile finger painting sculpting clay task

IV. Magazine Picture Collage:
 colored construction paper 12” x 18” choice of ten colors
 blunt pair of scissor
 glue in a small container
 stack of magazine (a minimum of 15 pcs. in a different variety)

TASK: magazine picture collage task

V. The Person Symbol Test:
 10 pcs bond paper 8 ½” x 11”
 3 pcs. of pencil no. 2 ½ with usable eraser
 eraser
 Goodenough Harry Rating Scale

TASK: person drawing task

VI. The Bay Area Battery Test:
 10 different kinds of sea shells (4

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